I am acting as a entry/comment monitor for a hybrid zoom/live-in-auditorium meeting situation. We have some 50 or so in live attendance, and they have opportunities to comment on microphones over the auditorium PA system. Zoom users can also make comments, which are the put out via the PA to the live audience. I sit in the auditorium and monitor those who are linked to the meeting by Zoom. "Standard" headphones still permit plenty of the amplified "live" sound into my ears, so reverberation is driving me batty. 

Wondering if noise cancelling headphones would do the trick to kill off the live sound, and simply let me hear the program and other zoom participants over headphones. Anyone have any experience with this situation? Can't afford much more than $100 for headphones--if they'd work. 

Thanks!

Hi everyone,

I'm considering upgrading my system with PC3 8500/4GB-DDR3-1066MHz memory, but I have a few questions before I proceed:

1. Compatibility: Can anyone confirm if this memory is compatible with [specific motherboard model]?

2. Performance Boost: How noticeable is the performance improvement when upgrading from 4GB DDR2 to 4GB DDR3 1066MHz?

3. Installation Tips: Are there any specific steps or precautions to keep in mind during the installation process?

4. Real-World Usage: Has anyone used this memory in a similar setup? If so, could you share your experience and any issues you encountered?

Thanks in advance for your help!

I hope you are doing well!
I am facing one issue/problem while sharing/recording my screen in a Zoom meeting. I am giving the client a demo of the mobile application through a Zoom meeting. We have added a video recording functionality to our application.
So when I give the demo to the client, I can access the camera. I have recorded video using the camera but am unable to record voice using a microphone. I tried different settings of the camera and microphone in the Zoom app.

Please let me know about the solution to this issue/problem.

@Anonymous , it’s crucial to implement this feature promptly. I host daily meetings with 500 participants in large auditoriums, and the inability to adjust the font size of participants names is a major hindrance. As a result, we’re seriously considering switching to other platforms solely because of this limitation.

Hi everyone,

I’m Darshan Hiranandani,  experiencing an ongoing issue where the "Play sound when I receive a new message" setting in Zoom's Team Chat doesn't seem to work for some users in my company. Despite having this setting checked, along with push notifications set to "All messages," users still don't hear a sound when they receive a new chat message, whether Zoom is the active window or not.

Here are the things I’ve already tried:

• Ensured that the default audio device is correctly set in both Zoom and Windows sound settings.
• Verified that Zoom isn’t muted in the Windows Sound Mixer.
• Re-installed Zoom for affected users (sometimes helps, but not consistently).

The issue affects a random group of users, including those on Dell Latitude laptops, MS Surfaces, and Dell desktops. We’re currently on version 5.12.3, and while some users have had the issue fixed after updates, it typically persists.

Has anyone else experienced this, or found any solutions? Any advice would be greatly appreciated as this is affecting a large portion of our team.

Thanks in advance!

Regards

Darshan Hiranandani

Question: what zoom plan would allow 3 different users under one account to run 3 different meetings simultaneously? How can I test to make sure this would work?

Background: my business is integrated with acuity calendar/scheduling app and I have 3 different team members who will need their own zoom meetings at once under one business account. 

For example: bob has a meeting with a client at 11 am, so does susie, and jamie- 3 different team members and 3 different clients all needing to meet via zoom under one account simultaneously. 

Hello, when I try to uninstall Zoom Workspace I get the error “There is a problem with this windows installer package. A DLL required for this install to complete could not be run. Contact your support personnel or package vendor” and I don’t know how to fix it.

I attend zoom meetings and just started using a new computer.  For some reason, my video is not detected by zoom when it's plugged into my new computer and neither is my mic.  I had no problem w/my old computer.  Does anyone have any idea why this would be?  Thank you.  Regina